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Cardinals

Goldschmidt grounded into fielder's choice, shortstop Kieboom to second baseman Dozier, Carpenter out.

Wong grounded out, second baseman Dozier to first baseman M.Adams.

Grounded out, second baseman Dozier to first baseman M.Adams.

Carpenter walked on a full count, O'Neill to second.

Walked on a full count, O'Neill to second.

Grounded into fielder's choice, shortstop Kieboom to second baseman Dozier, Carpenter out.

Nationals

Eaton homered to right on the first pitch.

Wong hit an infield single to third, DeJong scored, Martínez to third, Molina to second.

Hit an infield single to third, DeJong scored, Martínez to third, Molina to second.

Bader singled to center, Martínez scored, Molina scored, Wong to third.

Singled to center, Martínez scored, Molina scored, Wong to third.

Nationals third.  Eaton homered to right on the first pitch.  Robles homered to left on a 3-1 count.  Soto grounded out, shortstop DeJong to first baseman Goldschmidt.  Adams walked on four pitches.  Suzuki was hit by a pitch, Adams to second.  Kieboom struck out.  Dozier struck out.

Cardinals fourth.  Goldschmidt flied out to left fielder Soto.  DeJong walked on a full count.  Ozuna lined out to second baseman Dozier.  Martínez singled to left, DeJong to second.  Molina walked on a full count, DeJong to third, Martínez to second.  Wong hit an infield single to third, DeJong scored, Martínez to third, Molina to second.  Bader singled to center, Martínez scored, Molina scored, Wong to third.  Wainwright grounded out, shortstop Kieboom to first baseman Adams.

The Cardinals took two of three games from the Reds in St. Louis over the weekend. The Cards are 12-4 at home this season and 5-6 on the road. St. Louis' rotation has a 3.49 ERA at home and a 6.58 ERA away from home.

The Nationals dropped two of three games to the Padres in Washington over the weekend, their third consecutive series loss. The Nats have won the series opener just once this season (at the Mets on April 4) and have scored five or more runs in just one of those games (five runs on April 22 at the Rockies).

The Cardinals and Nationals met in the 2012 NLDS with the Cardinals winning the series in five games. Since then, St. Louis has gone 25-14 against Washington, the second-best record by an NL club against the Nats since 2013 (LAD, 27-12; regular and postseason).

Patrick Corbin, who has posted a quality start in each of his five starts this year, has won his past two games after getting a no decision in his first three. Corbin is 1-0 with a 2.45 ERA in his last three starts against the Cardinals.

Howie Kendrick hit his fourth home run of the season against the Padres over the weekend. Kendrick has driven at least one run in 10 of the 12 games in which he has recorded two or more at-bats this season.

Jose Martinez is batting .438 in his last 15 games, dating back to April 11. That is the highest batting average in the National League among hitters with at least 40 plate appearances over that span.

HP - Cederstrom, 1B - Mahrley, 2B - Hudson, 3B - Wolcott

Lefty Patrick Corbin, formerly of the Arizona Diamondbacks, has been just what the Washington Nationals wanted before an unusually bad outing Monday.
That has not been the case for Washington right-hander Anibal Sanchez (0-3, 6.00 ERA), who pitched last season for the Atlanta Braves.

Struggling Nats looks for answers against Cards

WASHINGTON (AP)  Adam Wainwright kicked his way to a nice break. Kolten Wong made his own luck.
Worked out quite well for the St. Louis Cardinals.

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St. Louis Cardinals @ Washington Nationals on April 30, 2019

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